[Holland] One of the reasons why I respect Jon Watts
as much as I do is because he's not afraid to take risks.
[Watts] That's a cool Spider-Man pose.
The first time, I had never made a big movie like this before.
Tom Holland had never made a big movie like this before.
Coming!
- That looks wicked. That looks so good. - You are Spider-Man.
[Watts] The fact that we pulled it off on Homecoming
and that people liked what we had done
made us feel confident going into the second one.
The one person I guarantee you is gonna be laughing out loud
the whole time is Jon Watts.
[laughter]
Nailed it.
[Watts] Tom's directing today.
- [laughter] - Well...
It is the first time we cast 3 Spider-Man who was so young
and close in age to the character that he's playing.
80, Tom is growing up as Peter's growing up.
[Watts] Great. Cut. Got it.
He brings so much thought to the character
and helps us work out things on set all the time.
I'm gonna try something different for the MJ line.
That's great.
What's great about Tom is that he can perform so many things.
Even if he's not actually on set doing it
because it's too dangerous or because it's impossible,
it's always Tom driving the animation.
He performs Spider-Man with his whole body,
and you can tell when it's not him.
Beck, you okay?
[Pascal] Jon Watts is a brilliant talent.
There's no one who is ever happier than when he's shooting.
He's brought so much to the franchise.
That's cool. If you tuck it in your back pocket and just, ah, ah.
- Yeah. - And then they're on?
- That looks awesome. - Bang, bang.
[Holland] Everything that comes out of Jon's mouth is totally new,
which, as an actor and a creative, that's really, really exciting.
Good note. Good note.
I'm gonna do it this time properly.
To have a filmmaker with such maturity give actors the ability
to play inside a space says a lot about him.
[Holland] Him and I have a really great relationship
when it comes to work and off-set, really.
He's very collaborative,
and he allows me to experiment with the character in any way I choose,
and then he'll just reel me in when he thinks I'm being a little bit crazy.
[Watts] That's more Hannibal Lecter, I think.
[Holland] Hannibal Lecter. What does he sound like?
- "Hello, Clarice." - You're my Clarice. "Hello, Jon Watts."
[laughter]
There's a definite shorthand, especially between me and Tom.
He knows exactly what I mean.
I'm like, "Do it with the..." He's like, "Yeah, I got it,"
- As you're watching it all fall apart. - Sure, sure.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - That's fun.
Jon Watts. He has this thing where he'll say, "One more,"
for every take, and then you'll do 20 more takes.
One more. One more. One more.
One, one, one, one more.
One more means one more when you're on 22. Are you sure it's one more?
[Watts] Uh... well, we haven't out yet.
Well, I don't know about that.
Every time I say that now, I'm gonna get in trouble.
- Not in trouble. - Put a dollar in a "one more" jar?
- Yeah. - Okay.
That's what's gonna happen. It's gonna be awesome.
One more.
- But I say it. - He can say "one more."
One more? One more?
Just give me one more. I promise it'll be the last one.
- One more. Perfect. Got it. Moving on.
- Just kidding. - [laughter]
Yeah! Spider-Man!
- Whoo! - Spider-Man!